Happy Pi day!

[coinman]

How many decimals in the spoiler?

I ones memorized 120 decimals, it was the first row of a poster with 8000 digits a friend had.

Mats Bergsten (a swedish cuber who mainly do bld) ones was able to recite 9778 decimal places while juggling three balls!

[Muesli]

How many decimals in the spoiler?

I ones memorized 120 decimals, it was the first row of a poster with 8000 digits a friend had.

Mats Bergsten (a swedish cuber who mainly do bld) ones was able to recite 9778 decimal places while juggling three balls!

10,000 I reckon. Probably copy-pasted from ED.

[Hiero]

I just ran a Pi Competition at school for the 6th grade. The top student recited 500 digits. I recited 614 last year.


Here are some inspirational Pi links.

http://library.thinkquest.org/C0110195/



At 5 minutes the next one shows Daniel Tammet from Great Britain recite 22,000 digits of pi.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbASOcqc1Ss

[Feryll]

You know, you should probably save that RAM in your head for algorithms...

[dannyz0r]

Algorithms are for muscle memory

[Samania]

This reminds me of chuck norris.

[qqwref]

Uh, don't you mean 2015= 3/14/15=3.14159

Spoiler:

Thanks for that incredible waste of space.

3.14159 to 4 decimal places = 3.1416 ...

It is, but you never round pi - you always truncate it.

By the way, the only real Pi Day was on March 14, 1592.

[miniGOINGS]

Uh, don't you mean 2015= 3/14/15=3.14159

Spoiler:

Thanks for that incredible waste of space.

3.14159 to 4 decimal places = 3.1416 ...

It is, but you never round pi - you always truncate it.

By the way, the only real Pi Day was on March 14, 1592.

What about 13916 years from now?

[TemurAmir]

The only two Pi Minutes were on March 14th, 1592 6:53 AM and March 14th, 1592 6:53 PM.

[miniGOINGS]

The only two Pi Minutes were on March 14th, 1592 6:53 AM and March 14th, 1592 6:53 PM.

Only? No. Most accurate? Yes.

For example, in the year 15 AD, at 9:26.